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Michael King and Walker Buehler made 64 starts for the Padres in 2026. Replacing those outings is only part of A.J. Preller’s rotation rebuild.
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The Padres need starters, but keeping Ethan Salas, Freddy Fermin and Luis Campusano gives them a good reason to pass on a light trade offer.
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The Diamondbacks could use a Ketel Marte trade to shore up their bullpen and settle their roster before camp. The Padres would feel both changes.
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Before the Padres move Fernando Tatis Jr. to second base, A.J. Preller should weigh what Jazz Chisholm Jr. would bring to the lineup.
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If Adrian Morejon declines his qualifying offer, the Padres must weigh his price against their need for starters and the role they can offer him.
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The Padres are pursuing Tarik Skubal, but their search for a big bat could determine whether Fernando Tatis Jr. moves to second base full time.
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The bunt got us. The box scores will keep us.
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The Padres have the NL Reliever of the Year in Mason Miller. A.J. Preller needs to invest in a rotation that can keep the bullpen fresh enough to reach him.
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Petco Park could help Shota Imanaga keep a few more fly balls in play. The Padres would need Ruben Niebla to make his fastball and splitter play on the road.
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The Padres added a former Astros right-hander with a 7.62 ERA in Houston. Here’s why the first move of their rotation rebuild landed with a thud.
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The Padres can offer Adrian Morejon his old setup job in front of Mason Miller. Could that give San Diego an advantage in free agency?
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Tarik Skubal is the first big free-agent test for the Padres’ new owners, who must decide how far to back A.J. Preller with several rotation spots open.
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With Michael King and Nick Pivetta in free agency, the Padres’ new owners face their first payroll test. Can they build a rotation around Fernando Tatis Jr.?
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If Adrian Morejon declines the Padres’ qualifying offer, the Marlins could pitch him on closing. San Diego would have to replace the outs before Mason Miller.
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San Diego’s rotation needs more than upside and reclamation projects. A.J. Preller must build a staff capable of supporting a contender.
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Ty France’s free agency puts the Padres’ spending priorities under scrutiny, especially if ownership lets him leave without a credible replacement.
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Craig Stammen proved he could steady the Padres in a crisis. Now he and A.J. Preller must avoid a familiar second-year ending.
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With seven years left on Xander Bogaerts’ deal, the Padres need more than hope to protect their contention window.
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Aaron Bates is leaving the Dodgers despite a multiyear offer to stay, giving Padres fans a welcome look at a rival’s disrupted coaching continuity.
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The Padres can make a case for signing Foster Griffin. Counting on him to settle their rotation problems would be a much tougher sell.
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